Hi Jason, As far as I am aware, the Win32 bindings are not that well maintained currently, and programming against the Win32 API is quite painful since it is a very low level, and very C like API.
Gtk2Hs does require additional dependancies, but seems to be the most actively developed version. When a friend of mine was doing GUI development work in Haskell he found that having all the Gtk2Hs maintainers on the haskell IRC channel meant he could get advice and fixes really really easily. As for the additional dependancies, which Gtk2Hs definately does have, there are plenty of "exe packers" which will take an executable and all its dependancies and bundle them into a single .exe. I guess using this any option would pass 1. As for 2, I found wxWindows to be more native feeling that Gtk2Hs, but Gtk2Hs is reasonably close so its not the end of the world. Thanks Neil _______________________________________________ Haskell-Cafe mailing list Haskell-Cafe@haskell.org http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-cafe
